David Letterman’s audience-free monologue for Hurricane Sandy
by As the advancing winds and rain of Hurricane Sandy began hitting New York City and the Tri-State area on Monday, the storm forced the cancellation …
Remembering Alan Kirschenbaum
Alan Kirschenbaum, co-creator of the sitcom Yes, Dear for CBS, who also had a midseason sitcom readying to debut on CBS in early 2013 called …
Jimmy Pardo debuts new Nerdist live-roast series with joke writers, “Write Now!”
You’ve heard Jimmy Pardo be Never Not Funny for years now; for the past couple of years, as the warm-up comedian for Conan O’Brien’s television …
Adult Swim orders 10 episodes of Dan Harmon’s “Rick and Morty” animated series
Community fans, take note. Your comedy-nerd leader, Dan Harmon, will be back creating TV just for you soon enough. Adult Swim has ordered 10 episodes …
FOXADHD’s test footage for Ask Axe Cop: What do you do for Halloween?
One of FOX’s ADHD pick-ups for summer 2013 is “Ask Axe Cop,” based on a comic strip written by a kid — Malachai Nicolle started …
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Comedy Headlines for 10/29/12
What’s happening in the comedy world now… G4 announced late Friday that it would cancel its most popular live programming, Attack of the Show, at …
Before he can go “Legit,” Jim Jefferies performs “Fully Functional” stand-up on EPIX
The last time I hung out with Jim Jefferies, we were not only in another country, but also in Doug Stanhope’s hotel room, before eventually …
Reggie Watts gets multilingual in this multifaceted Conan set
Multifaceted, multilingual, matador. These three words tell you what you need to know about Reggie Watts for his latest performance on Conan, which happened Thursday …
Craig Ferguson and Eddie Izzard impersonate each other, swap TV roles
Craig Fergus0n enjoys surprising viewers in the cold open of his Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, and Thursday night’s episode on CBS was no …
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Comedy Headlines for 10/26/12
What’s happening in the comedy world now… Adam Sandler is moving his moving-pictures business from Sony to Paramount — at least for his next trick, …